Learning in the heart of Indianapolis gives PETM students easy access to internships with the Indianapolis 500 and many prestigious organizations and events.
Learning in the heart of Indianapolis gives PETM students easy access to internships with the Indianapolis 500 and many prestigious organizations and events.
In addition to scholarships available through IUPUI, the school offers a variety of scholarships, awards and study-abroad opportunities for both incoming and current undergraduate students. In general, most applications are due March 1 annually. The scholarships listed below are available for one recipient, unless otherwise noted. Students may download the applications below.
In addition, several university and school scholarships consider financial need when determining eligibility. Students interested in those applications should be sure to submit their FAFSA forms each year, generally in January and February.
Typically, scholarships are applied directly to student Bursar accounts. Scholarships of $1,000 or more are commonly divided in equal amounts between the fall and spring semesters. Special considerations, including income tax implications, may apply to study abroad travel awards. Sometimes, scholarships may affect financial aid. Students with questions may contact the financial aid office.
This document lists all scholarships in the school that require an application.
Students Attending Camp Brosius
Incoming and transferring freshmen students accepted into the kinesiology program are encouraged to apply for the following:
PETM Faculty and Staff Freshman Scholarship
Frank and Loretta Feigl Scholarship
Jeff and Sue Vessely Scholarship
Anna V. Wessel Memorial Scholarship
Anna A. Schmook Scholarship (2 Available)
Current kinesiology students may apply for several scholarships, including:
Peg Hope Scholarship (2 Available)
Ann Schnurr and Katrina Schnurr Pierce Scholarship
must be out-of-state student
Physical Education Teacher Education Scholarship
Clara L. Hester Scholarship (2 Available)
Dr. Carl B. Sputh ( 2 Available)
In addition, the school awards the $1000 P. Nicholas Kellum scholarship automatically to the top academic kinesiology junior student. No application is required.
Faculty members may be able to direct you to industry-specific scholarships provided by other entities. Some are included here:
American College of Sports Medicine - Various Awards and Amounts Deadline: Depends on Award - September 15, October 1, November 15
Indiana Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance - $1,000 (4 awarded)
Deadline: December 1, 2013
American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance- Various Awards and Amount Varies
Deadline: Depends on Award - October 15, November 15, January 1
National Strength and Conditioning Association - $1,500 (various awards) Deadline: March 15
Incoming and transferring freshmen students accepted into the TCEM program may apply for:
PETM Faculty and Staff Freshman Scholarship
Bill and Joan McGowan Super Service Scholarship
Current students accepted into the TCEM program are eligible to apply for several scholarships:
Leo and Mary Durbin Scholarship (2 Available)
Efroymson Family Fund Scholarship (6 scholarships)
Greek Islands and Elias and Fofo Stergiopoulos Scholarship
Bill and Joan McGowan Scholarship
Bill and Joan McGowan Super Service Scholarship
Max M. Shapiro Restaurant Scholarship
Wilma Wohler Memorial Scholarship
Faculty members may be able to direct you to industry-specific scholarships provided by other entities. Some are included here:
CollegeImprovement.com - $2,500
Deadline: March 31st and the15th of each month until December 15.
In addition, the school awards the $1,000 P. Nicholas Kellum Scholarship automatically to the top academic TCEM junior student for his/her senior year. No application is required.
The TCEM Department also awards the Ray Dault scholarship automatically to the top freshman, sophomore and junior student ($250 each). To receive this award, students must submit a 500-word essay on Care, Pride and Skill in the Hospitality Industry. Students will be notified if eligible.
The Bill Day Scholarship is awarded automatically to the top senior at the end of his/her December senior semester. That amount is $250 and awarded the spring semster of his/her senior year. No application is required.
Thanks to the generosity of the Efroymson Family Fund, a CICF fund, the TCEM department is able to provide study-abroad opportunities for students enrolled in the Cruise Line Management course, as well as students who wish to spend a semester studying abroad.
Efroymson-TCEM Study Abroad Award-Cruise Line Management
Efroymson-Tourism Management Study Abroad Award
Kinesiology students who are attending Camp Brosius may apply for the Swinford Scholarship.
Employment Verification Form, please submit with Swinford Scholarship application.
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